The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-07-29

| Mrs. DIR. PLANK and children are pawn,
visit to Mrs Plank's mother, Mrs Susan
Roberts, of this place.
! Mrs. Dwight Jones, of Red Cloud, Ne
orasks. is on a visit to her father, MI John
j. Evans. OF this place.
| james M. Singer, ESQ, OF Jackson
township, formerly a resident Of this place,
/ visited the town on Monday.
A little three-year-old boy named Char
lie Richardson. was scaIded to death at
/ Huntingdon on Monday last by falling into
tub OF boiling water.
Two children (twlns) OF MI and Mrs.
| Patrick Leonard, OF Bennington. aged six
months died one on Tuesday and the other
on Wednesday Of last week.
Dick Debit, an Italian. quarreled with
fellow countryman named Daniel Ink at
1 Coalport, Clearfeld county, on last Friday
evening and Debit cut Ink with razor about
the head and neck so badly that ne died in a
short time.
-E5ensburg claims 10 have two OF the
best base ball catchers in the county, but
their catching is confined to the base bah
alone. for they failed to catch hers when the
.
day night.
Huntington county has horse thier who
Is only fourteen years OF age He was ar
rested in Lewistown a few days since with
a horse in his possession. and he now Ian.
guishes in the Huntington county jail, wait
ing the next term OF court.
MIR F H Barker, chairman of the Req
publican County Committee has issued his
call for the Repub'i lean County Convention
to meet at the Opera House. In this place,
on Monday, August :he 18th. The delegate
elections will be held on Saturday August
18th.
On Friday last while a son of Lebbeus
Baum. of Susquenanna township, Cambria
county, had horse at the watering trough
giving Il drink the horse kicked the boy in
the ribs. breaking three OF them ne also
kicked him on the head, knocking lin in
sensible The boy lay unconciOus for hours
/ and but little hopes were entertained for his
recovery, out at last account he was little
better.-CRerrytrse Reccr5.
The Kittdnning Times says: Only one
hundred and fifty half barrels, quarters and
eighth kegs, and cases, containing two dozen
bottles each OF beer came 10 Kittanning on
Saturday. July ID, for the fourth. This did
not include jugs and bottles OF whiskey. or
beer that came by freight And yet some
persons claim that there Is a wonderful de-
crease In drinking in Kittanning. With in
stances like the above we fail to see it in
that light.
Captain W. +. Keeler. Aid -de-Camp'to
General Lucius Fairchild, Commsnder-in-
Chief Of the Grand Army OF the Republic,
has received orders to muster the following
I Posts In Cambria county. Post No. $50 at
I Ebenshurg August ID and Post No. 557. az
/ South Fork. July 2eth. This will make seven
/ Posts IN this county, located as follows
/ Johnstowu, Ganitzin, Glasgow. st. Angus
/ tine, LnIy's, E5ensburR. and South Fork,
/ with a total membership OF 531, over 800 of
! this number heinz members OF Post No 80,
of Johnstown. The number Of Posts IN the
Department OF Pennsylvania will be 557,
with total membership of about IL 900.
Three OF four years ago Andrew Driver,
at that time a resident OF Johns town, swal-
lowed a teaspoon. It caused him little or
no Inconvenience at the time. nor. indeed
until about a month ago, when he began 70
suffer violent pains in the abdomen and
stomach. He went to Cincinnati. entered a
hospital and stated his case. On stSundsy
morning the physicians placed him under
the influence or an auasthetic and, opening
the abdomen a little below the naval, found
the spoon imbedded among the intestines.
IL was removed, the Intestines replaced and
the wound sewed up. When last heard from
the chances seemed to be in favor of Dri-
ver's recovery.